The Butcher of Warsaw - Short History Documentary

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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    Oskar Dirlewanger, known as the Butcher of Warsaw, was the leader of a rag tag band of criminals who committed many atrocities during World War Two. His victims were civilians who were brutalised in a manner that even the command had a problem with. His actions in Belarus and during the Warsaw Uprising will remain in infamy. Words struggle to describe his cruelty and depravity but in this video we will do our best to describe the twisted life and death of this example of the darkest of humanity

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  • @thetwelfth9987
    @thetwelfth9987 2 роки тому +593

    When someone crosses the point of no return, not even revenge can give you satisfaction because you realize that no matter how much pain you inflict to this one person, it’ll never even come close to the pain it left behind.

    • @baronburch6702
      @baronburch6702 2 роки тому +43

      But you can try.

    • @chrisdeal9945
      @chrisdeal9945 2 роки тому +30

      every little bit helps

    • @Dogfather428
      @Dogfather428 2 роки тому +12

      Revenge is a dish best served cold..... Like Ice Cream!

    • @silentvoiceinthedark5665
      @silentvoiceinthedark5665 2 роки тому +4

      You obviously have not met me, he can be made to regret his life choices and broken.

    • @AngelGonzalez-pd4cn
      @AngelGonzalez-pd4cn 2 роки тому +13

      Go after his family and his people, do to his family and his people what he himself is not capable of imagining in the field of cruelty, make sure he sees or knows what his family and people are going through or suffered, an eye for an eye is the best way ever invented.

  • @livescript4462
    @livescript4462 3 роки тому +121

    My grandfather escaped Poland during the war.. saw many of his family members assaulted, killed... was part of the polish resistance at some point... he is a very very damaged man. He lives in his own reality.. I understand more now why.

    • @brigitteleirens6
      @brigitteleirens6 2 роки тому +2

      😢

    • @tg4655
      @tg4655 2 роки тому +1

      @stealth_is_pure I don't think it it was. It was poignant & graceful. A simple way to convey her sympathy for the war ravaged grandfather.
      You attempting to call her out created a platform for other comments and likes/dislikes to appear.
      Let the man's grandfather rest in peace. PROVOCATEUR...it's the likes of you that sent Europe spiraling in such plight.

    • @tg4655
      @tg4655 2 роки тому

      @@brigitteleirens6 thank you for your empathy in emoji format 🙏 ❤️ 🕊

  • @macioluko9484
    @macioluko9484 3 роки тому +573

    I hope the Polish guards took their time…

    • @bigronnie9629
      @bigronnie9629 3 роки тому +76

      I'm sure they did. He was shown no mercy.

    • @HeilRay
      @HeilRay 3 роки тому +42

      I think they got so excited they finished him before they got to what they really wanted to do to him.

    • @Billpro25
      @Billpro25 3 роки тому +5

      Me too. That monster deserved the worse.

    • @juliaj7939
      @juliaj7939 2 роки тому +12

      I hope so!

    • @chrismc410
      @chrismc410 2 роки тому +29

      @@bigronnie9629 probably busted his cheeks wide open as well

  • @worsethanjoerogan8061
    @worsethanjoerogan8061 3 роки тому +395

    Odd how some people actually venerate this guy. Even the Nazis despised him. Seems like he was their mad dog to be put down when he became inconvenient

    • @whitewaves7788
      @whitewaves7788 3 роки тому +5

      So gullible

    • @fructosecornsyrup5759
      @fructosecornsyrup5759 3 роки тому +4

      Wait, who venerates him? e_e

    • @UCSPanther20
      @UCSPanther20 3 роки тому +32

      @@fructosecornsyrup5759
      I have seen some particularly dim neo-nutzi edgeloards think Dirlewanger was some hero.

    • @Microbex
      @Microbex 3 роки тому +12

      Some people are just evil.

    • @Walamonga1313
      @Walamonga1313 3 роки тому +3

      @@fructosecornsyrup5759 Probably crazy women

  • @SewEasyCreations
    @SewEasyCreations 3 роки тому +589

    I cannot understand how people like him and his men could do these things. Being in a war made it easy for them to carry out their evil, disgusting, demented acts on innocent people with no repercussions. They would have done these things without a war just on a smaller scale. They were evil through and through. Thank you for another case I have never heard of. Just so horrifying.

    • @brodricksheffield
      @brodricksheffield 3 роки тому +16

      To them the people they were killing were not innocent. If a person goes through hard times or if people are treated badly then these type of things will happen. I agree that they were evil, but if you can not understand why someone could do such acts well now you do.

    • @garyhost9356
      @garyhost9356 3 роки тому +22

      @@brodricksheffield We have lived too decadent lives for too long, even if it's only a hundred years or so. People can't even contemplate that when facing a perceived enemy, justified or not, people will do not only what they need to, not only will they do exactly what that perceived enemy would do, they would also do evil things to defeat what is perceived as evil. Again, justified or not.
      Someone will take this out of context and think I'm supporting the dude in the video, I'm not. But like you I understand, if not very basically, war and what it does to men.
      Ignorance truly is bliss and in my opinion we are either setting ourselves up for a tyranny the likes this planet has never seen, or we're not and maybe it will be a utopia lol. All I know is life is beautiful and I should try harder not to give my opinions on the internet.

    • @SewEasyCreations
      @SewEasyCreations 3 роки тому +1

      @@brodricksheffield I'm not sure I follow you, but it's given me food for thought.

    • @yourfabuloushappymann5154
      @yourfabuloushappymann5154 3 роки тому +8

      @@brodricksheffield they did it because they could...

    • @PronatorTendon
      @PronatorTendon 3 роки тому +16

      Most people can be propagandized to commit violence and kill, you just have to dehumanize one subset and whip another subset into a frenzy against them

  • @juh2445
    @juh2445 3 роки тому +206

    The rest of his brigade was slaughtered by the red army the one time they were actually used on the front line if youre wondering

    • @MAC2legion
      @MAC2legion 3 роки тому +15

      Dirlewanger brigade fought many battles at the front in 1942-43 almost eveyone died. It was a "sonderabteilung"

    • @factualhat3018
      @factualhat3018 3 роки тому +45

      One of the only things ill praise the soviets for

    • @juh2445
      @juh2445 3 роки тому +32

      @@MAC2legion if i recall correctly they were mostly in charge of civillians and covering flanks, but they were used in frontline combat against the battle hardend red army where they dropped like flies

    • @astro4671
      @astro4671 3 роки тому +12

      justice

    • @turkey2003
      @turkey2003 3 роки тому +7

      @@juh2445 they actually performed well in frontline battle but due to the situation they like all the other units were pushed back. 700 of the headquarters unit made it out and surrendered in the west and were set free.

  • @Stoate
    @Stoate 3 роки тому +492

    Come and See is a must-watch for anyone interested in such subject material

    • @knightscroftsquire-muldoon
      @knightscroftsquire-muldoon 3 роки тому +36

      Love the film, cinematography, and expressions in the movie. It's a rare kind of film where everything seems off, tense, and confusing while still engaging you enough to understand it all. Great recommendation!

    • @dinnersandvich9329
      @dinnersandvich9329 3 роки тому +20

      @@knightscroftsquire-muldoon only thing that sucks about Come And See is they actually killed the cow in the scene where it gets shot while the kid is hiding from the MG.:(

    • @waltermodel6647
      @waltermodel6647 3 роки тому +6

      That movie is complete fiction

    • @kayvan671
      @kayvan671 3 роки тому +26

      @Adolf Kurdistan
      Actually not.
      Only according to you.

    • @kayvan671
      @kayvan671 3 роки тому +12

      @@waltermodel6647
      Yeah, but it shows you the brutality of the eastern front.

  • @ScaredyGinge
    @ScaredyGinge 2 роки тому +63

    I don't cry much when learning about history. However, something about WW2 just gets to me. The pure evil that poured out of some of these people is just unfathomable.

    • @stevens1041
      @stevens1041 10 місяців тому +3

      The broken men of World War I set out to repeat hell, but this time as the controllers. That seems to be a theme with a lot of these psychopaths

  • @gabrielle9633
    @gabrielle9633 3 роки тому +36

    "He was more than likely beaten to death by his polish guards."
    Oh no!
    Anyway...

  • @ecijatomee4807
    @ecijatomee4807 3 роки тому +44

    I love how you narrate and I can tell from the start of your video, your tone, how much disgust and hatred you have for a man like this who made so much heinous crimes

  • @Yasser.Osman.A.Z.
    @Yasser.Osman.A.Z. 3 роки тому +11

    He looks like 70 not just 45 or so, the horrors destroyed him inside out

  • @alicelopes4693
    @alicelopes4693 3 роки тому +34

    His death was not justice: too sweet, too brief...

    • @tiernanwearen8096
      @tiernanwearen8096 3 роки тому +7

      If it was up to me I would have handed him over to a polish mob

    • @indy_go_blue6048
      @indy_go_blue6048 3 роки тому

      Justice is a trial for his crimes, conviction then execution. Beating him to death, however justified, is vengeance.

    • @alicelopes4693
      @alicelopes4693 3 роки тому

      @@indy_go_blue6048 You're technically right

    • @indy_go_blue6048
      @indy_go_blue6048 3 роки тому +6

      @@alicelopes4693 Well Alice I'm not saying I wouldn't have done the same thing and I'm glad the Poles (allegedly) did it. I hate the fact that so many Nazis survived to a ripe old age and died in their beds, but I believe after that they met REAL justice.

    • @cliveo3
      @cliveo3 3 роки тому

      @@indy_go_blue6048 I agree 100% ,when i was about 8 ,i went to York Minster and went in the crypt and i saw a group of things behind the bars and it still haunts me

  • @tracymesser296
    @tracymesser296 3 роки тому +10

    How can shit like this happen?? When you sit down and REALLY think about this it makes me want faint!! It is so tragic it’s unbelievable and that’s what some people think,that it didn’t happen!! What a nightmare of a world and am so thankful I didn’t live this!!

  • @kevinblakemore6445
    @kevinblakemore6445 3 роки тому +83

    That’s definitely a hard core story. That guy was definitely evil & so horrible how so many suffered from it.

    • @tiernanwearen8096
      @tiernanwearen8096 3 роки тому +2

      It got to the point where SS judge gord morgen got so fed up he issued a warrant for direlwangers arrest

    • @danrook5757
      @danrook5757 2 роки тому

      Are u talking about Stalin?

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @mariefremlin7536
    @mariefremlin7536 3 роки тому +65

    Amazing how so many men are eager to do such terrible things, isn't it? What does this say about human nature?

    • @Strawhalo
      @Strawhalo 3 роки тому +4

      European nature is war

    • @sc_tn6999
      @sc_tn6999 3 роки тому +1

      People in these comments will have you believe this is normal, ignoring the first hand account of much of the narration by a young NAZI who condemned the acts. There he was, in war, not even shooting a man by direct orders. I guess some people find comfort in thinking this is a normal human condition to brutalize each other.

    • @John-uy4jx
      @John-uy4jx 3 роки тому +4

      That the death penalty is a viable and reasonable option.

    • @mariefremlin7536
      @mariefremlin7536 3 роки тому +11

      @@John-uy4jx yes. But it needs to happen quicker not after 30 years of Appeals. The law says "a speedy trial". A person shouldn't die of old age if they got the death penalty.

    • @indy_go_blue6048
      @indy_go_blue6048 3 роки тому +3

      I'd say it's good that there're so FEW men eager to do this and that the majority of humans prefer either doing good or doing nothing.

  • @finregan9322
    @finregan9322 3 роки тому +12

    Come And See is a brutal depiction of what happened even if it's got a ton of pointless scenes in it....And yes not for the faint heart'd at certain times

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @t0mies_b0dy
    @t0mies_b0dy 6 місяців тому +1

    Yoooo, I've seen so many film analyses on Come and See, it's such a good movie not only in mood/tone or cinematography for the time it was filmed, but also for the story it tells and the refusal to stay quiet about these atrocities. Highly recommend a watch, just be warned for a LOT of tragedy.

  • @Sputterbug
    @Sputterbug Рік тому +2

    one of my favorite aspects of this channel is that disturbuddy always gives us the choice to decide at the end whether justice was served rather just saying what he thinks. (not including discriptives bc I think those are usually fine in these kinds of cases)

  • @cboyles84
    @cboyles84 2 роки тому +7

    Come and See was pretty good; an educating, eye opening work whilst not pulling any punches. Check it out, it's worth the pain. 👌👍

  • @ca44444
    @ca44444 3 роки тому +10

    Listen everything you’re saying about this guy is horrific so far but the fact that Come and See is based off of his “methods” drives it home for me. That movie is *horrifying*

    • @gnas1897
      @gnas1897 2 роки тому

      Many people don't know this but the massacre you see in the film (when the Nazis throw an entire village into a barn and burn it) is real and I'm pretty sure it was committed by the Dirlewanger brigade

    • @ca44444
      @ca44444 2 роки тому

      @@gnas1897 Which is so horrifying and monstrous

  • @sitara2783
    @sitara2783 3 роки тому +7

    After my partner and I watched Come and See, we sat in complete silence for ten minutes trying to digest what we had just seen. I don't think I've been the same since, if I'm honest. It's essential watching if one has the strength but I don't think everyone does.

  • @renrose8793
    @renrose8793 Рік тому +4

    Hearing all this as a Polish person was incredibly bone-chilling. I can't even begin to imagine the pain that the Polish, Jewish, Roma and more people experienced because of this monster.

  • @sbrosier2383
    @sbrosier2383 3 роки тому +13

    Going to give this a like, not for the content but for the storytelling

  • @BirdyBirdo28
    @BirdyBirdo28 2 роки тому +17

    The fact that even the NAZIS despised him is already shocking

  • @saradapagediocletian9707
    @saradapagediocletian9707 3 роки тому +24

    These guys were topnotch monsters.

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @dk4767
    @dk4767 3 роки тому +13

    Pls cover Kurt Franz, former commander of Treblinka. One of the evilst man i have heard so far

    • @luga718
      @luga718 3 роки тому

      Lalka?

    • @dk4767
      @dk4767 3 роки тому

      @@luga718 yes

    • @tabby73
      @tabby73 2 роки тому

      The father of a friend of mine was a Treblinka survivor. He once said, Auschwitz was nothing in comparison ...

  • @glint3924
    @glint3924 3 роки тому +12

    This almost comes close to the Ustasha's and Chetnik's atrocities.

  • @laina8553
    @laina8553 3 роки тому +3

    Another amazing video! Love your channel keep up the great work. 💖Elaina

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @Mike-jw4xh
    @Mike-jw4xh Рік тому +8

    Very comprehensive and informative, didn't know much of this before. Possibly in the future could you do a similar story about christian wirth, the organizer of NAZI death camp gas chambers? Wirth set up Belzec and Treblinka, yet not much is covered about him.

  • @jonaspete
    @jonaspete 7 місяців тому +1

    Goethe awarded this guy degree 💀

  • @debrakleid5752
    @debrakleid5752 3 роки тому +1

    Come and See is really disturbing.

  • @chrisalexander5900
    @chrisalexander5900 2 роки тому +4

    One thing for certain, the pain he is now and for eternity suffering,the short pain he experienced getting beaten to death is of no comparison of the pain he is experiencing now and for eternity. CWA

  • @triangleofdeath6246
    @triangleofdeath6246 2 роки тому +5

    This guy was especially cruel, even by Nazi standards! He's a bigger monster than Adolf Deichmann (spelling?) !

  • @757575436
    @757575436 3 роки тому +8

    A barbarian who lived too long.

  • @rubengonzalez3225
    @rubengonzalez3225 2 роки тому +2

    Justice for a monster

  • @aleksanderpogorzelski8087
    @aleksanderpogorzelski8087 2 роки тому +6

    Starting 4:54 until 6:25 of your video you present a photograph of Polish Home Army soldiers while talking about Dirlewanger's men. One may assume that the brave Poles are the Dirlewanger's criminals you discuss That is a disgrace.

  • @thatsmyboy2704
    @thatsmyboy2704 3 роки тому +9

    Another heartbreaking 💔 educational video
    Thank you DISTURBAN and your brother
    Evil isn’t a big enough word to describe this monster

  • @alexandercarder2281
    @alexandercarder2281 3 роки тому +5

    I wouldn’t want to meet my end at the hand of polish guards 😨😰😱😵‍💫😵‍💫😵😵

  • @SoelGriffin
    @SoelGriffin 3 роки тому +4

    You should do a vid on the Ustase.

  • @Aerophina
    @Aerophina 3 роки тому +5

    An example of why I hate when people say "everything happens for a reason" this is just pure evil, fucking disgusting.

    • @Strawhalo
      @Strawhalo 3 роки тому

      You are a pretty girl. Instagram?

    • @Aerophina
      @Aerophina 3 роки тому +1

      @@Strawhalo thank youuu yes i do, sierra_sees_the_world

  • @basedkaiser5352
    @basedkaiser5352 3 роки тому +3

    There are some guys like Rommel who, even though, was on the ennemi’s side, was still respectable. Dirlewanger was not like Rommel.

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

    • @gnas1897
      @gnas1897 2 роки тому +2

      I'm pretty sure Rommel also did some messed up stuff.

  • @lethalwolf7455
    @lethalwolf7455 3 роки тому +5

    Not normally a keyboard warrior, but I’d give anything for 20 min alone in a room with this guy with my aluminum softball bat. He’d still be alive at the end, but he’s wish he wasn’t

    • @lethalwolf7455
      @lethalwolf7455 3 роки тому +2

      @Malcolm X I like the way you think sir

    • @Sapphiresenthiss
      @Sapphiresenthiss 3 роки тому

      Why a drill or a bat? Play SAW's Jigsaw with the guy instead.
      I bet he'd be great at 'playing a game'.

    • @factualhat3018
      @factualhat3018 3 роки тому

      No use your hands instead

    • @hodgescouldntdodgeit4374
      @hodgescouldntdodgeit4374 Рік тому

      this guy fought in 3 different wars and was wounded 12 times in battle... im sure you would take him if he wasn't cuffed and shackled lmao

  • @Meesopaste
    @Meesopaste 2 роки тому +1

    Germans burned down a little town in South Eastern Lithuania called Pirčiupiai. Maybe this was the work of this guy?

    • @kayvan671
      @kayvan671 2 роки тому +1

      Could be.
      But he did those things in Belarus.

  • @medassistph
    @medassistph 2 роки тому +3

    Ang just when you thought that Joseph Goebbels was the ugliest "Aryanmenschen", enter Oskar "Human Cigarette" Dirlewanger.

  • @denverbax6329
    @denverbax6329 2 роки тому +2

    These "soldiers" make the regular SS look like angels.

  • @smilesmusic420
    @smilesmusic420 3 роки тому +3

    How many guards do y'all think jumped him?

    • @darganx
      @darganx 3 роки тому +5

      I don't know but I hope it was over the course of days.

    • @travisreed1730
      @travisreed1730 Рік тому +1

      Not enough.

  • @sonnygunz5178
    @sonnygunz5178 2 роки тому

    How quickly we forget history 😢

  • @codyg2600
    @codyg2600 2 роки тому +1

    So I’ve done some research but can anyone give me a little more short detailed information….. how true and absolutely horrific were the numbers of rape by the Soviet soldiers on German woman throughout ww2 ?

  • @KS-bo5bg
    @KS-bo5bg 2 роки тому +1

    Justice?! No... you'll never have justice for all those who were slaughtered by this MONSTER... but sometimes revenge is the closest thing to Justice available! Rot in pieces!

  • @lloydwillacy6024
    @lloydwillacy6024 2 роки тому +2

    Such evil

  • @7vernessa
    @7vernessa 3 роки тому +2

    Just got here so good

  • @KWyzel
    @KWyzel 3 роки тому +233

    To add insult to injury, the Soviet Red Army had purposely halted only 200 kms outside Warsaw while the Polish Uprising was going down; practically condemning it to fail. The Soviets went as far as to apprehend any Polish Resistance members who were found, followed by brutal interrogation and execution. The Soviets then locked down their airfields and prevented any US or British aircraft from using them to resupply the Polish Uprising. The Soviets then "Liberated" Warsaw conveniently after the Uprising had been crushed and mocked the Democratic Polish by allowing Communist Poles to take "credit for liberating the city".

    • @Charlesputnam-bn9zy
      @Charlesputnam-bn9zy 3 роки тому +25

      Just on the eastern bank of the Vistula river, in the Warsaw's Praga suburb,
      so that photos could be staged, showing the valiant red army ''liberating'' Warsaw
      for the puppet Lublin red committee.
      Rokossovsky a Pole himself relaxed, enjoying the spectacle of his boss bloody-Joe's nazi once-comrades crushing his Polish brothers of a different color.
      For his reward, after the war he was put in charge of the puppet red Warsaw regime, which he ruled with the utmost loyalty to bloody-Joe, who untimely(for him) died in March '53.
      When Nikita K. in 1956 unbolted bloody-Joe's statues & corpse from places of red honor, the Polish people erupted against the much hated red regime in Poznan, & red Rokossovsky replied in kind times ten, with T-34/85 red joy rides against the ungrateful Poles.
      But when a new Sec-Gen was put at the head of Poland, the renegade Pole Rokossovsky had to give way.
      Although he tried to mightily pressure Nikita K. to send swarms of T-34/85s, JS-3s & T-54/55s
      to teach the Poles a lesson akin to the one the nazis administered them in October 1944.
      But Mr. K. declined, later reserving the treatment for Hungary in November of the same year.

    • @evulclown
      @evulclown 2 роки тому +20

      Yeah, it's pretty messed up. The rising happened because the Russians were almost there, expecting to disrupt the Nazis from defending it and fight alongside the Russians to liberate it together.
      Then the Russians purposely sat there letting the civilians and Polish combatants get massacred. Basically they didn't want Polish people who would resist their rule and occupation afterwards. The Russians were very brutal when they attacked Poland with Nazi Germany at the start of the war, committing massacres and they were more than happy to do the same when invading to chase the Nazis at the end of the war.

    • @peteraustin370
      @peteraustin370 2 роки тому +1

      Unfortunately the so called Free Polish Government in London encouraged the uprising thinking they could declare Warsaw a free and open City before the Russians got there....and prevent a Communist takeover.....!!!

    • @KWyzel
      @KWyzel 2 роки тому +4

      @@peteraustin370 What are you talking about "so called" Free Polish Government?
      They were the remnants OF the Polish Government who continued fighting for a Free Poland, of course they'd support the idea of an Uprising because if the Soviets "Liberated" the city then it would be under Soviet control essentially putting them back at square one.

    • @UnknownHumanOnline
      @UnknownHumanOnline Рік тому +1

      ​@@Charlesputnam-bn9zyWho was Bloody Joe ?

  • @UCSPanther20
    @UCSPanther20 3 роки тому +295

    You should do one on Lavrentiy Beria. He was the commander of the Soviet NKVD during WWII, and he combined the depravity of Oskar Dirlewanger and the evil cunning of Heinrich Himmler. He was a real piece of work, and Stalin and other Soviet officials were very wary of him.

    • @cs-rj8ru
      @cs-rj8ru 3 роки тому +8

      Perhaps yes. You can at least thank him for his contribution to ridding the world of Stalin.

    • @chrismc410
      @chrismc410 2 роки тому +8

      @@cs-rj8ru as bad as Stalin was and no doubt he had his own brand of evil and killed even more people than Hitler ever thought about, even Stalin drew the line somewhere, namely the rapes and feared for his own daughter if she ever got alone with Beria.

    • @Nantosuelta
      @Nantosuelta 2 роки тому +23

      He was by far one of the worst of Stalins cohorts, and thats really saying something

    • @darthheisenberg5983
      @darthheisenberg5983 Рік тому +5

      Lavrentiy beria was john dwayne gacy of ussr only straight.

    • @chrismc410
      @chrismc410 Рік тому +5

      @@darthheisenberg5983 cheeks were cheeks to Beria. Neither age or gender mattered to him. If he wanted you, you were giving it up the easy way or the hard way. That said, he knew who he could and could not touch, namely Stalin's daughter.

  • @morallybankrupt1461
    @morallybankrupt1461 3 роки тому +87

    A man who’s whole life was nothing but war and death. Scary shit.

    • @cs-rj8ru
      @cs-rj8ru 3 роки тому +2

      He had a good vacation between the wars.

    • @turkey2003
      @turkey2003 3 роки тому +4

      @@cs-rj8ru he was sent to a concentration camp in between the wars because he raped boys and stole.

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @Kris-wo4pj
    @Kris-wo4pj 3 роки тому +416

    A rabid dog is shot simply because it knows not what it does so it does not deserve the pain before death. A rabid human however knows exactly what it does and they deserve to experience the same suffering it caused others before it is erased from the world.

    • @brodricksheffield
      @brodricksheffield 3 роки тому +29

      Maybe they do deserve it, but then what of the people who just tortured them? By your logic now they deserve to be tortured as well. If you truly believe heinous acts should not take place then stay with that line of reasoning. Show humanity even though they showed none.

    • @LynnAgain83
      @LynnAgain83 3 роки тому +6

      @@brodricksheffield well said

    • @traviscoates6878
      @traviscoates6878 3 роки тому +18

      Rabid humans typically die of rabies

    • @Kris-wo4pj
      @Kris-wo4pj 3 роки тому +12

      @@brodricksheffield ya are comparing a rabid human who enjoys the suffering of others to those who do it for a job which torturing both animals and humans are jobs multiple ones. A man haunted by his actions is redeemable and able to change. A man who gets enjoyment from it is rabid and needs to be put down if they suffer along the way good. Humans are not peaceful creatures and never will be or have been either way so humanity is not always a good thing to have. Empathy however is universal to both humans and other animals. The rabid lack empathy and unfortunately that cannot be taught if not already present. Having empathy for them is naive and will just make a victim out of yourself and others. And because of this simple fact the funny thing is the most empathic thing is to kill the rabid swiftly. The most human thing however is to make them feel their victim pain first.

    • @alexandercarder2281
      @alexandercarder2281 3 роки тому +1

      This is why a believe in Hell, and I agree it’s a just punishment for those who think they have cheated justice on earth. Aka Himmler

  • @Nantosuelta
    @Nantosuelta 2 роки тому +16

    The SS considered Dirlewanger a complete degenerate and a embarrassment to the organization and wanted him relived of his position and even executed. If that doesn't prove just how despicable this man was, then I dont know what does

  • @upwk7
    @upwk7 3 роки тому +42

    Even the SS where shocked by the crimes of Dirlewanger.

    • @packisbetter90
      @packisbetter90 2 роки тому

      Most of the SS couldn't take the execution style of killing. That's one big reason they eventually set up the gas chambers

  • @overworkedcna412
    @overworkedcna412 3 роки тому +43

    People like him make me hope that hell exists.

    • @ΗγησιαςΠεισιθανατος-ζ5φ
      @ΗγησιαςΠεισιθανατος-ζ5φ 3 роки тому +3

      Well not,God doesn't exist and hell too,you can do whatever you want no matter how evil, only here you can pay for your evilness if not then adiós.Thats why earth is such a deranged place because we believe in a stupid God who only stares like a peeping Tom.

    • @factualhat3018
      @factualhat3018 3 роки тому +7

      If hell exists even they wouldnt want this man in the same room as them

    • @septimiusseverus343
      @septimiusseverus343 3 роки тому +6

      @@ΗγησιαςΠεισιθανατος-ζ5φ Ok atheist

    • @chrismc410
      @chrismc410 2 роки тому +3

      @@factualhat3018 I guess even Satan has standards

    • @draco_1876
      @draco_1876 2 роки тому

      @@ΗγησιαςΠεισιθανατος-ζ5φ cringe

  • @MystiDawn
    @MystiDawn 3 роки тому +227

    12:00
    My god!! Could you even imagine? I mean, children!? To call for the execution of a bunch of children is already mindblowing. But 'save the bullets'....?
    How? I just don't understand. That is, by far, one of the most disgusting things I've ever heard.

    • @GreebleClown
      @GreebleClown 3 роки тому +18

      Well, he massacred and raped a Red Cross station, at this point I'm just glad he killed them quickly... :(

    • @cumswag1222
      @cumswag1222 3 роки тому +13

      @@GreebleClown He killed Poles and German soldiers at the Red Cross who objected to the massacre.

    • @DagDebrini
      @DagDebrini 3 роки тому +11

      When you have someone with so much evil intent on his mind and give him an army and power to do as he sees fit; Of course he is going to commit as much atrocities as he can. To Oskar, the people he killed were just prey, including the children. It would have been better that he be paraded in front of everyone as one of the most vile of Nazi criminals so that it could be recorded in history, then execute him immediately for his crimes.

    • @sotis1756
      @sotis1756 3 роки тому +8

      Not even the SS would claim him lol, go figure

    • @alexandercarder2281
      @alexandercarder2281 3 роки тому +8

      I have no words for what I’ve just listened to. But when I hear this stuff I start to think that eternal hell fire isn’t a bad idea after all 😐

  • @beckyfarley60
    @beckyfarley60 3 роки тому +93

    Imagine being so bad you are kicked out of the ss army.

    • @whitewaves7788
      @whitewaves7788 3 роки тому

      The same people displacing people believe they alone deserve their own not natural permanent home. Stop feeling bad for your oppressors and believing their trolls. Media on a diff. Face.

    • @badmonkey2222
      @badmonkey2222 2 роки тому +1

      @@whitewaves7788

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @Genesivare
    @Genesivare Рік тому +57

    You failed to mention that members of Dirlewanger brigade were not only cruel, psychopathic bandits, but also basically useless as soldiers. They were good only at murdering defenceless victims who couldn't fight back, but when facing an actual enemy, they performed abysmally. In Warsaw Uprising itself, they actually had casualty ratio of over 300% (i.e. so many new recruits were sent to replaced those who died, that the final number was thrice the original unit size!).

    • @SemperFi777
      @SemperFi777 Рік тому +7

      So basically like Russia's army in modern times. Figures

    • @waltuh11121
      @waltuh11121 Рік тому +4

      @@SemperFi777 oh, you are at the front to see how russians fight?

    • @dimbasz
      @dimbasz Рік тому +5

      ​@@SemperFi777 oh, here's least unhinged westard

    • @Guadalajara1937
      @Guadalajara1937 Рік тому +3

      That's just propaganda the bridgade was okaish

    • @mendoza4789
      @mendoza4789 Рік тому +1

      @@SemperFi777 or the idf

  • @crystalphillips696
    @crystalphillips696 3 роки тому +114

    There were and still are so many sick and depraved people it just blows my mind how cruel humans can be to each other.

    • @poonambhatia1903
      @poonambhatia1903 3 роки тому +10

      See the true crime videos and see how many women are raped and murdered for no rhyme or reason .

    • @ActiveAussie2024
      @ActiveAussie2024 2 роки тому +5

      There are plenty of people in 2022 who are quite willing to start a large scale war and commit similar atrocities.

    • @Sputterbug
      @Sputterbug Рік тому

      yall. they said "and still are" did you miss that part of their comment?

  • @NenekAtuk89
    @NenekAtuk89 3 роки тому +14

    The kind of cruelty that truly matched or rivalled the cruelty of the Japanese Army in the R4PE of NANKING.

  • @doctorxyoracle5523
    @doctorxyoracle5523 3 роки тому +19

    Just a little reminder: the picture at 4:54 is of the polish home army

  • @michaeltluongo
    @michaeltluongo 2 роки тому +56

    The Polish film Miasto 1944 about the 1944 Warsaw Uprising also recreates some of the horrific acts described here. My uncle was part of the Polish resistance. Come and See is also simply horrific.

    • @Sputterbug
      @Sputterbug Рік тому

      thank you for the titles. I love me some anti war film

  • @willandrews9741
    @willandrews9741 3 роки тому +200

    I’m beyond shocked he was ever ever ever awarded the iron cross. Forget all horrible things you know about Nazi Germany for just one minute and understand that was a prestigious award that they didn’t just hand out because you hated Jews really well or something. It was awarded about as often as we award our Medal of Honor. You had to show valor and bravery in combat. I would love to know the specifics of his.

    • @andrewrobertson3894
      @andrewrobertson3894 3 роки тому +45

      I understand your point but at the same time, being a psychopath doesn't automatically rule out bravery. And being brave doesn't require one to be good. Sadistic murderers certainly had their uses in the second world war ...and likely every conflict before and after.

    • @TheKulteska
      @TheKulteska 3 роки тому +41

      @@andrewrobertson3894 also the iron cross was common as dirt, its the knights cross that is the rare one (which he got for helping put down the uprising) , they gave out nearly 2 million iron crosses during ww2, it was basically a participation award at that point. the knights cross on the other hand they gave out about 7000 so it was more the mark of either some propaganda worthy action, or serious brown-nosing, which was the case in the latter for this blight on the human condition.

    • @mineduck3050
      @mineduck3050 3 роки тому +23

      Just an objective point here...the narrator did say the guy liked to lead the charge, and sustained many combat injuries. Maybe he was an extremely well rounded monster, fearsome in combat. I can see a military having appreciation for this rabid blood thirsty war mutt.

    • @willandrews9741
      @willandrews9741 3 роки тому +9

      @@TheKulteska thank you I stand corrected I think that’s what I meant to say but did not. I knew something to that effect was absolutely true. I appreciate the correction. I’m not gonna edit my comment I’ll leave your comment as the correction. Nice catch. And I could not agree more on your assessment of the individual I was gonna say man but decided that’s too high praise for him and men can still be despicable, he somehow in my mind doesn’t even rank to that

    • @willandrews9741
      @willandrews9741 3 роки тому +7

      @@andrewrobertson3894 I also agree with you here, this was total war, a war of annihilation, so yeah you unleash the worst you have on your enemy and I would think every nation did just that even tho for the allies I can’t think of anything worse than the famous filthy 13 who by no means were anything like this, they just didn’t like some army regulations like showering and shaving in the muddy field, they would rather fight the war, but history is written by the victors and I wouldn’t be surprised to learn the allies let loose some murderous drunks on their enemies (just hopefully not sexual deviants and child murderers). I think the reason this war captures some of our attentions and will not let go is because it was total war, practically all of a nations power, money and energies directed at an enormous war effort. It’s mind boggling and every time I study it again, I’m shocked at what I learn. If anyone has any stories or thoughts about the allies unleashing some bad individuals in the war effort, I’d love to hear it. I learn a lot from some other of these comments.

  • @Cynthiabecker24
    @Cynthiabecker24 3 роки тому +96

    Woah, truly haunting. Thanks for the in-depth research, and for the exposure. The heinous acts committed at Dirlewanger and his team's hands need to be well known. No matter how historically Disturban.

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. They were just as guilty.

  • @thatlittlevoice6354
    @thatlittlevoice6354 3 роки тому +17

    "Our uniforms and equipment are covered in skulls and crossbones. Heinrich, are we the baddies?"

    • @gnas1897
      @gnas1897 2 роки тому +1

      "maybe it's just the perfect Aryan skull shape"

  • @anitahalbleib4141
    @anitahalbleib4141 3 роки тому +32

    As soon as I saw a video from you I stopped pulling up carpet to watch. But then I decided I better freshen up before watching can’t be all sweaty for this. Lol

  • @rolo8950
    @rolo8950 3 роки тому +63

    The movie "come and see" depicts a lot of this stuff and even some of his actual actions against human life. The movie is super emotional and the acting is incredible but be prepared because the subject matter in the movie is literally awful.

    • @ChairmanPaulieD
      @ChairmanPaulieD 2 роки тому

      I’ve NEVER seen the movie and I’m going to watch it on YT now for the first time

    • @norbitcleaverhook5040
      @norbitcleaverhook5040 2 роки тому +1

      @@ChairmanPaulieD Well?

    • @ChairmanPaulieD
      @ChairmanPaulieD 2 роки тому +5

      @@norbitcleaverhook5040 i have been busy ALL month of January doing my company’s taxes and deliveries from the airport in Orlando but i will put it on my TO-DO list to watch it soon

    • @norbitcleaverhook5040
      @norbitcleaverhook5040 2 роки тому +1

      @@ChairmanPaulieD Good movie. Good luck. Its pretty heavy

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому +1

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @FreeBird-ws2ye
    @FreeBird-ws2ye 3 роки тому +11

    My grandma was present during the Manila massacre during WW2 by the Japanese this stuff reminded me of what she saw during that time. She told me she usually hide under beds and hide in dug outs to point it would took days for to wait till no gun fire was heard. She remember seeing Japanese soldier without wearing his pants grabbing a naked girl. Shit just reminded me what she told me

  • @NeiasaurusCreations
    @NeiasaurusCreations 3 роки тому +58

    He got off easy. I would've spent a few lifetimes torturing him if I was polis. Fake his death, take him somewhere deep underground and visit back upon him everything he inflicted on others. Death is too good for monsters like this.

    • @audunms4780
      @audunms4780 3 роки тому +7

      Spend that time consoling his victims families instead.

    • @NeiasaurusCreations
      @NeiasaurusCreations 3 роки тому +6

      @@audunms4780 And how do you console someone that went through what they did? I don't really think there IS a way to console someone. People that went through the holocaust lived with it the rest of their lives. So this literally means nothing. The only real consolation you can give them is to ensure the ones who did it suffered a fraction of the pain they did. That and making sure it never happens again.
      I am not capable or willing to empathize with the perpetrators of the holocaust in any form. And the reason is kinda obvious.

    • @andrewt.2850
      @andrewt.2850 3 роки тому +1

      I'm pretty sure he is in hell for eternity....

    • @kailasac6532
      @kailasac6532 3 роки тому

      @@audunms4780 wow! Chapeau!!

    • @audunms4780
      @audunms4780 3 роки тому

      @@kailasac6532 Thanks! :-)

  • @angelaf5040
    @angelaf5040 2 роки тому +12

    This is more sickening than I ever could have imagined. OMG!

    • @matthewclaridge8063
      @matthewclaridge8063 Рік тому +2

      If you're interested in more detailed information about the Dirlewanger brigade. The best video about this subject is called "The worst unit in SS history" by TIKhistory.

    • @angelaf5040
      @angelaf5040 Рік тому

      @@matthewclaridge8063 Thanks.

  • @apacifistmachinegunner669
    @apacifistmachinegunner669 3 роки тому +36

    What’s even more terrifying is all these perpetrators are human like you and I..

    • @eagleeyes6642
      @eagleeyes6642 3 роки тому +1

      Yes but demon possessed 👺👹😈

    • @maureenjackson2041
      @maureenjackson2041 2 роки тому +2

      @@eagleeyes6642
      Also cold-hearted sick depraved monsters with NO compassion and devoid of humanity.

  • @ChairmanPaulieD
    @ChairmanPaulieD 2 роки тому +7

    So Oskar Dirlewanger and Amon Goeth would have been BEST FRIENDS if they had known each other during the war. Does anyone know if they knew each other?

  • @JSkreech
    @JSkreech 3 роки тому +165

    I love watching H3, seeing Disturban's comments and thinking "I wonder what he's whipping up for us next?" Love your channels man keep it up!

    • @joshual8195
      @joshual8195 3 роки тому +30

      Man I miss when H3 was good, but he changed he's just kinda a piece of shit now

    • @grxzy7950
      @grxzy7950 3 роки тому +2

      @@joshual8195 it's better than the Trisha days at least now

    • @joshual8195
      @joshual8195 3 роки тому +16

      @@grxzy7950 that's like saying one peice of shit in a pile of shit is better than all the other peices because it stinks slightly less, they're both shit

    • @JSkreech
      @JSkreech 3 роки тому +3

      I do miss the old stuff like no other and rewatch value is high on those for sure! H3 has a monopoly on my time cause of the white noise it provides me. I'm the real Josh here so ....

    • @joshual8195
      @joshual8195 3 роки тому +17

      @@JSkreech his old stuff was great but then he became friends with the CEO of UA-cam and his entire channel changed and he suddenly became against people doing the same things he did to get where he is

  • @vampirequeen953
    @vampirequeen953 3 роки тому +70

    He absolutely sickened me!! He may have been "smart" but he was a depraved monster!! I'll never understand why people do the things that they do??!!!

    • @thejerk8530
      @thejerk8530 3 роки тому +4

      Choice is the reason why people do what they do

    • @thejerk8530
      @thejerk8530 3 роки тому

      @Savagegent777 agree just sucks they never get what they dish out in this world 🌎

    • @brodricksheffield
      @brodricksheffield 3 роки тому +7

      Soldiers and citizens will tell themselves they are just doing their job.
      Others will let emotions push them to kill. Various scenarios will push them and usually the killing is not justified.
      People who kill for money, simply don’t value others lives, so they don’t see it any differently than a cow being slaughtered.
      Sport killers or serial killers view people just like Money killers, except no financial incentive only thrill or compulsion. I imagine they are mentally ill and probably could had been treated if caught young and instilling that murder is wrong.

    • @Strawhalo
      @Strawhalo 3 роки тому

      Covid 19 vaccine

    • @cryptosporidium01
      @cryptosporidium01 3 роки тому +6

      Psychopathy + not facing consequences + living in rough times in which you can yourself die at any occasion.

  • @ankaro4258
    @ankaro4258 3 роки тому +59

    Thank you for spreading this story. This wasn't the fight. This was massacre on Polish people both Jews and Catholics. Each year in September sirens in every city in Poland can be heard to never forget this.

    • @billrivers6566
      @billrivers6566 3 роки тому

      @Anti BLM anti LGBTQ anti Islam Anti abortion ok troll

    • @doggerthedog6744
      @doggerthedog6744 3 роки тому

      @Political incorrectness Wipe your tears off your face first

    • @mirektobiasz7420
      @mirektobiasz7420 2 роки тому +2

      You are mistaking Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and Warsaw Uprising.

    • @Stefiiiz
      @Stefiiiz Рік тому

      It's August, not September.

  • @lindakato8583
    @lindakato8583 3 роки тому +55

    Horrendous!!! While I thoroughly understand the Polish guards taking justice into their own hands and killing him, I wish also that he had been tried and convicted and hanged for crimes against humanity after the war. To have his crimes documented and brought before the court, to have those who survived or witnessed his atrocities able to testify against him on film, etc. Thank you for sharing this. I had never heard of him before.

    • @komradekile
      @komradekile 2 роки тому

      nah, not hanged, tortured for the rest of his days while also providing him medical and mental care to make sure was able to remember and feel everything each time it was done.

    • @Sputterbug
      @Sputterbug Рік тому

      he deserved worse than a hanging imo. maybe a life in an isolated concrete cell with no windows

  • @freedomfirst5557
    @freedomfirst5557 3 роки тому +41

    Studies have shown that these "monsters" where actually for the most part, sane peaceful normal people. The amazing AND horrific fact to understand is how "normal" people will quickly become monsters and killers.....if given the power over the lives of other people. I guess God forgot to take that chip out of his creation's CPU.

    • @bnet-nn7bu
      @bnet-nn7bu 3 роки тому +2

      Much like the Milgram experiments in the US in which regular people would essentially shock someone to death because they were told to by someone of authority. also the Stanford prison experiment showed that giving people authority corrupts them.

    • @utzius8003
      @utzius8003 3 роки тому +13

      Dirlewanger wasn't a normal person, even before the war he had a reputation for being a pedophile psychopath.

    • @verybarebones
      @verybarebones 3 роки тому +14

      No, no, these were monsters to begin with. The man was a pedophile and recruited the criminally insane who had been imprisoned for major crimes like murder. That wasnt your average office worker.

    • @okay1775
      @okay1775 3 роки тому +3

      @@verybarebones There were plenty of nazi camp guards that committed horrible crimes even ones that they weren't ordered to and almost all of them were regular citizens who had families and lived a normal life.

    • @ausaskar
      @ausaskar 3 роки тому +4

      This might be true with other SS Einsatzgruppen - just regular dudes who found themselves doing a grisly job. But the Dirlewanger Brigade was very specifically composed of criminals and undesirables.

  • @kylonbell123
    @kylonbell123 3 роки тому +21

    Just got off now it's time to relax and learn🙏

  • @iceboy4455
    @iceboy4455 2 роки тому +9

    The Dirlewanger Brigade, are petty much like the real life version of the night Lords! for those who are aware of the 40K series.

    • @disturbansbrother6493
      @disturbansbrother6493 2 роки тому +2

      Interesting comparison! Ave dominus nox

    • @Somewhereinthisuniverse
      @Somewhereinthisuniverse 2 роки тому

      @@disturbansbrother6493 are you the real distur bro

    • @disturbansbrother6493
      @disturbansbrother6493 2 роки тому +1

      @@Somewhereinthisuniverse yeah i am, other account was suspended for using disturbro as a name as yt thought it was too similar to disturban.

    • @Somewhereinthisuniverse
      @Somewhereinthisuniverse 2 роки тому

      @@disturbansbrother6493 can you tell me whats the next video is and when it will be released

    • @disturbansbrother6493
      @disturbansbrother6493 2 роки тому

      @@Somewhereinthisuniverse sunday, and no but can give you a clue. Its a genocide in africa you may not have heard off

  • @illuminem
    @illuminem 3 роки тому +9

    Barbarism is a word that exactly describes the kind of behavior that was committed by certain Germans during WW2. But make no mistake, Barbarism can raise its ugly head anywhere, anytime, and not just during a war. From time to time, we read news about such and such deranged serial killer that commits unimaginable acts of cruelty and torture on his unlucky victims. The difference between the time in which we live today and Nazi Germany is that instead of avoiding acts of Barbarism, the German leadership at the time seemed to revel in them and to reward those that practiced them well, committing them wholesale on an industrial scale. This, from the land that produced Beethoven, Mozart, Goethe, and BMWs, what we consider today to be the epitome of civilization. It goes to show that barbarism is in all of us, 99.999% of the time suppressed and held in horror. But when sufficiently motivated under conducive circumstances, it comes out with a vengeance, and we revert back to our barbaric forbears.

  • @toughgirl78100
    @toughgirl78100 3 роки тому +8

    My Grandpa was in the war. He was Polish and he saw his family shot. He was in prison camps where he was subjected to lots of torture and disgusting meals. We think he escaped and went to England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 where he met my Nanna. They eventually came to Australia 🇦🇺 and our family settled here.
    Sarah Adamson
    Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺
    He died at 89 from dementia
    Ted Wojciki 💘💘💔💔💔😇😇😇

  • @andrewrobertson3894
    @andrewrobertson3894 3 роки тому +15

    5:51 Interesting. The soldier on the far left appears to have a Thompson submachine gun. I imagine it would have been a very sought after weapon but assume the .45 ammunition would have been tricky for German units to come by. Or maybe not? Can anyone shed some light on this?

    • @OfficialTrollface
      @OfficialTrollface 3 роки тому +12

      This image is not actually depicting the Dirlewanger Brigade but rather a division from the Home Army (Polish Resistance Movement), I'm assuming he found this image and incorrectly assumed that this was showing German soldiers. Moreover, I believe the weapon that he is holding is actually a Błyskawica submachine gun that was specifically hand-crafted by the Home Army using resources that were available at the time. (Edit) Upon researching a little bit more it is probably likely that is indeed a Thompson but this makes sense as this photograph was taken during the Warsaw Uprising during which the American Air Force alongside their allies paradropped military equipment for the resistance movement to keep on fighting.

    • @andrewrobertson3894
      @andrewrobertson3894 3 роки тому +2

      The cocking knob design & it's position plus the exposed connection between the magazine and bolt chamber make me think it's a Thompson. However, looking back, Thompson's were manufactured in France in the 20's so it's certainly feasible some were in service with paramilitary units a decade or two later.

    • @whitewaves7788
      @whitewaves7788 3 роки тому

      The same people displacing people believe they alone deserve their own not natural permanent home. Stop feeling bad for your oppressors and believing their trolls. Media on a diff. Face.

    • @chrismc410
      @chrismc410 2 роки тому +1

      @Disturban's Brother they couldn't have felt that bad about SMGs. The Germans themselves made some of the best, even by today's standards. The MP-38/MP-40 still sees service in some of the smaller countries militaries and auxiliary units.
      Such criticism wasn't uncommon. The British said much the same thing and got so.bad with that criticism and reluctance of commanders to issue them to troops, written orders and threats of Court-Martial were issued to make them stop.

  • @coonhoundqueen9216
    @coonhoundqueen9216 3 роки тому +59

    That man's eyes are frightening
    ..souless

    • @katkenobi6765
      @katkenobi6765 3 роки тому +5

      Looks like Ed Gein.

    • @youknowme1475
      @youknowme1475 3 роки тому +5

      he just looks like a typical grandfather if you ask me?

    • @Snow-vo1yi
      @Snow-vo1yi 3 роки тому +3

      @@youknowme1475 yeah people say this same thing about Ted bundy but before everyone knew what he did he looked normal so, take from that what you will.

    • @ouioui1639
      @ouioui1639 3 роки тому +3

      I was just gone say that. No soul in there.

    • @wisecoonie
      @wisecoonie 3 роки тому +1

      @@youknowme1475 glad my grandfather did not look anything like him then!

  • @wtfdoiputhere
    @wtfdoiputhere 3 роки тому +11

    Even being beaten to death sounds tolerant to me

  • @angelaf5040
    @angelaf5040 2 роки тому +3

    Don't be fooled, hate like that which is growing in the US leads to these things. It really does. Love and tolerance are the only way!

  • @yourfabuloushappymann5154
    @yourfabuloushappymann5154 3 роки тому +11

    There are many people alive now who would do these kinds of things and worse if they could get away with it.

  • @Toadstewl
    @Toadstewl 3 роки тому +10

    Since you mention Come and See, I’d love a dedicated video on the Khatyn Massacre

  • @tiernanwearen8096
    @tiernanwearen8096 3 роки тому +20

    The wermearct even had a unofficial bounty on him

    • @tiernanwearen8096
      @tiernanwearen8096 3 роки тому +2

      @@seanmatto2258 quora

    • @tiernanwearen8096
      @tiernanwearen8096 3 роки тому +3

      @Disturban's Brother it got to the point where SS judge gord morgen got so fed up with him he issued a warrant for direlwangers arrest.

    • @chrismc410
      @chrismc410 2 роки тому +1

      The SS too. Both tried killing him and failed

    • @tiernanwearen8096
      @tiernanwearen8096 2 роки тому

      @@chrismc410 even hans Frank said "get these crinimals out of the general government in a week or I will lock them up myself"

  • @SkepCakes
    @SkepCakes 3 роки тому +8

    "The battalion were sent to Poland"
    Me: Oh no
    "The Warsaw Uprising has begun"
    Me: *OH NO*

  • @eyechiteenmahand
    @eyechiteenmahand 3 роки тому +13

    The sad part is, if you have no regard for life, that includes the life after this one. Play your cards right folks.

  • @Saurophaganax1931
    @Saurophaganax1931 3 роки тому +28

    And this was actually a relatively tame account of his attrocities. A lot of gruesome details were left out.

  • @gusjackson3658
    @gusjackson3658 2 роки тому +4

    He still got off too lightly.

  • @Meekmillan
    @Meekmillan 3 роки тому +28

    He's literally the human version of Wilde from Berserk, the leader of the Black Dog Knights. A small "army" of the worst prisoners in the kingdom.
    I promise it's not as lame as it sounds doe

    • @AlexanderJoneshttps
      @AlexanderJoneshttps 3 роки тому +2

      I had the same feeling here as a Berserk fan

    • @bearcatdog858
      @bearcatdog858 3 роки тому +2

      oh you mean Wyald. Yeah lol. good analogy

    • @AlexanderJoneshttps
      @AlexanderJoneshttps 3 роки тому

      @@bearcatdog858 Yes :)

    • @Meekmillan
      @Meekmillan 3 роки тому

      @@bearcatdog858 all this time I thought I was a die hard Berzoinga but you just shook my foundation.
      I must go repent at my Miura Sensei shrine and ask for forgiveness as I recite my Volume 11 scriptures

    • @bearcatdog858
      @bearcatdog858 3 роки тому

      @@Meekmillan lol. The funny part is I actually have never, and don't plan to ever, read Berserk. Cool book, but I'm not a cool book _worm_ 🤓

  • @loretta_3843
    @loretta_3843 3 роки тому +12

    You can't really get "justice" for such barbaric inhumanity. It's beyond the power of any individual. It's awful that we don't have the power to fix the worst errors we can make😕

    • @mikeoz4803
      @mikeoz4803 2 роки тому

      Never forget, this degenerate psychopath was allowed to do whatever he wished by those above him. Dirlewanger was a reflection of what Germany had become.

  • @onadaTotihotiH
    @onadaTotihotiH 3 роки тому +41

    As this went on, it sounded more and more like a twisted parody, it just feels so unreal that this was allowed to happen in real life

  • @yanosik5665
    @yanosik5665 2 роки тому +5

    God bless the polish guards.

  • @itwontbeTV
    @itwontbeTV 3 роки тому +9

    Your content narration get's better each video. Please continue with war related content and maybe political secrets to make your channel more intersting. Either way good video man!!